Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

Sarahdol75

bubbs wrote: »

Hope he has, for some reason thought you said he had to stay in this time?
Wishing you both all the best x

I did, but he didnt need to in the end.

bubbs

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I did, but he didnt need to in the end.

:T:T thats brilliant news, hope he has a swift recovery x

Serendipitious

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

I did, but he didnt need to in the end.

Great news, I bet he's pleased to be home. Wish him all the best from me please.

Sunshinemummy

josie_ann57 wrote: »

Thank you, I have a card but never get sent offers, unfortunately.:(

Come to think of it, they send OH the WYS coupons, and they have sent me the 10%.... strange.

MKS wrote: »

Course I can. One rule though, ask for it and you eat it! x

Ideal.... please can I have steak and chips? Thank you x

miss_corerupted

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Doggy paddle scamps?:rotfl:

Sorry couldn't resist. Good job TM is not about or this could go on forever.

I do feel for people flooded out. The government need to do far more for drainage and flood barriers and it seems older houses are far more at risk.
Village I bought my children up in flooded so road had to be shut. One year eldest ds was on his own and so worried he and his mates put all the furniture upstairs both at home and his his aunts house. Luckily they were ok but if you opened trap door could see water rushing through the footings:eek:

My dds mil has been without gas for 5 days as the builders building new homes nearby cut through pipes. No gas in 3 villages. They are in their 80s and village have been very proactive looking after everyone. Of course the local burger and fish vans are doing a great trade. Someone asked the builders what support they were providing and apparently they have done nothing.
They should have been arranging to deliver hot meals to everyone twice a day and providing electric heaters. Mil has lived in same house all her life and had storage heaters until 2 years ago when she finally had gas put in and central heating at last. Not impressed at all. But they have an open fire and are sleeping in their reclining chairs at night in front of fire.

Stay dry as you can.

V x

The problem with flooding is money. No one has the type of money needed. Also where a lot of work is needed its private land

hornetgirl

Hope your DH is on the road to recovery now Sarah x

bubbs

miss_corerupted wrote: »

The problem with flooding is money. No one has the type of money needed. Also where a lot of work is needed its private land

Thats ok to say when you dont get flooded but when its year after year you dont want to heat that,............sorry

Sunshinemummy

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Evening all.


OH home and he is on 48 hour voice rest, consultant thinks he has got most of it this time.

Time will tell.

Enjoy the quiet (pleased he is okay) x

bubbs wrote: »

U ohhhhhhhhhh here comes trouble:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Hello!

:D:D:D:D:D

bubbs

How's your cough SSM?

TrulyMadly

Evening paw sniffers:D

Finally DD has found her way home along flooded roads and villages. Oz hasn't been seen all day. He's frightened of the wind and will be hiding somewhere and certainly won't venture out in the rain.

This weather is terrible:eek:

Hope everyone is safe and well.

Just catching the tail end of best wishes for Mr Dol. Fingers crossed that everything is fine this time Sarah:T.